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Show A PHIL 27, 11)20.' TIIE SALT. LAKE TMIUJNE, TUESDAY MOKNIML IE PIT PIPER SHORTAGE 11 r ' (Continued v Tram Fw ' It is impossible to recover frum a nervous breakdown until the blood Is1 built up, because the nerves depend on the blood for their nourishment. Tbiu blood means weak nsrvea, and the two are more often found in combination than not. j , People who do not find sleep refresh-log, who lose weight, grow pate and nervou and suffer from indigestion, will profit bv this statement from Mrs. Mildred Jeffords, who lives at No, 730 West Main street, OwosoH Mich. so thin tbst I beMy blood-wa- s came very nervous,'' save Mra Jeffords. Blight sounds startled me and I would ery without anv provocation. I worried a great olea) because my nerves teemed to knot nnd jerk, I suffered from headaches that were so severe that thev left my head sore. My digestion was poor and 1 was troubled with gas and a bloated feeling after On., competition and to unduly re Distribution and discourage strain commerce. Chief Justice White rendered a brief opinion In which the dissenting Prices Embraced in Scope minority Justices contended that the lower court snuuld be sustained. of Investigation. Lehigh Valley Case. Supply, d wdim If iou're GOOD GOODS going to point your Curtains and Hangings j From Our 1 ' nt ?lisj anthractlte coal rases, that against the Lehigh Valley WASHINGTON, April 20. Coogrse Railroad company and affiliated rath coal kiunal iotestqiatiou j( tbe print papet production and sales companies. Is pending. and when Justice Clark read his deebort2e will bo started Wedoeedsy by cision In the Heeding case today It wee a aubcuiunuttce of tbe senate commit- st first assumed that this case also had r 8eua-tobeen decided. Examination of the writtee on manufacture!, beaded by ten disclosed that conhowever, opinion, Th Beed, Democrat, of Missouri. fusion has been brought about by referIn ence into tbe committee's plau include inquiry opinion to the Lehlgn A W likes- - Rarre Coal company, one of the supplies, distribution and prices. companies attacked in the Read'ng cane. assia-tuncIn the rendering majority opinion. Jus-th- e Pending congressional action, entered into a lengthy review of tbe state department in the of theClark formation of the Reading holding paper situatiou was invoked in connec- company and its subsidiaries. which, he eating. TI had heard of Dr. Williams' Pink without raid, outlay acquired, under a of tion with effort to aecure removal charter Issued In 1171, but unused for Pills for years and decided to give the restriction on export from Canada of eurt, ownership of railway equip- remedy a trial. I felt so much better ment, real estate and olher assets valued after a few raw materials. days treatment that I , at $193,618,006, f Chairman Porter of the house foreign th! schema of continued taking the remedy until my Thus." he continued, nerves were -combined and de- j affairs committee, accompanied by rep- reorganisation strong. I no longer feel reseutatives of the paper industry, con- tivered Into the complete control of the irritable or Inclined to worry. 1 sleep board of of the director! recompany eet bolding distress without and well, after heartily ferred with Secretary Colby 75c At $4.50 a Yard ceived assurance that the suggestion ef all of the property of much the jargeei ,nJ th headmche, have the&nedv VI! is husband also ioof diploMr the giving subject colors of rose, Duo, preen and Id making restrict In green, brown, yellow and other shades; matic correspondence would be given moat ons thousand miles of railway, over I trial on my recommendation, for I brown. which Ita. coal muet ftnd tts access to have great confidence in Dr. Williams 36 Inches wide. careful consideration. Publisher of leading papers will be Interstats markets. This board of dlrec-- I Pink Pills. Yard At a $5.75 ,J1 druggists sell Dr. Williams Pink invited to appear before the committee, tors, variously thus acquired the power; Pills, or yon can order them direct by Senator Keed said. Invitations are be-iId blue, rose, plum, green and tan. mail from the Dr. Williams Medicine 75c nt to editors in western cities. I Increase "To or decrease ti.e output Co., Schenectady, N Y., price 60 cents Before the committee concludes its of coal from extensive the very mines, to $1.00 per box, postpaid. Write today for the give pubinvestigation it ejects $2.25 Chenille, of tt In the market and the cost booklet th lishers of all classes of newspapers an supply ol It to the consumer; to Increase Or to I Ti to full of their Ytcm. Leno., drawn-worviews, express centers, particularly opportunity lower the charge for transporting such In rose and olive; 45 inches wide. coal to market, and to regulate car gup- - unci ill information for nervous people, Bqpator Reed said in ereau and Aragood white, qualities, commission seek to a of and convenluncea ply Appointment shipping (Advertisement.) "This constituted a combination to unremoval of Canadian embargoes on pulp 36 wide. inches bian; $2.50 Cloth, wood was urged by Senator Underwood, duly restrain Interstate commerce withI the meaning of the set." was four after tt this years organized, Democrat, Alabama, before the house in "The Tor drapes; comOjin brown and blue; 50 opinion," Chief Justice Whit said I company used tbe great power foreign affair committee. Retaiiatoi In the dissenting opinion, "announced tbe holding which w have seen was centered In It inches wide. Voiles legislation should be enacted, he sai , decision of the court below. In so far as board of directors, by adroit division 0 end were if ler'' etforts towaro dismissal, is reversed and I property and of corporate agencies, for f I the relief full unsuccessful. virtually prayed by the the purpose of violating, in a flagrant 55c, 65c Serious injury will be suffered by government tg therefore gianted. We are manner, the antitrust act of 1890. $5.95 concur in tlila inclusion, be-In lsut a rivalry, our newspapers in a few rears if there unable Into our 75c when. "Again, opinion, neither the con- - nary or real, arose for the control of he sai". is no legislation Finished with lace insertion and edge. ventlons as to th Sherman act nor the I the Central Railroad company, th Just in; with lace edge; white, cream and upon the commodities clause, ex- - I tng company, regardless of the law, dhl Bought today, these curtains would retail xtent hwtin the particulars I no( hesitate to purchase control of that cfp.1 . a 19.50 at Arabian, pair. they were sustained by the court I anthracite be ow. has any foundation to roe t upon. I great competing It coal extensive with system owning He do not state at any length the re- ,4 mlnlnc ,ub.idlary. -sons which led us to this view, because and obviously, this domlnat the court below, composed of three clr- - !n(r Again, power was not obtained by normal cut Judges. In a.comprehensive and clear t0 n,eet demands of a business opinion, sustained vhe coreectneta of th I ,Ttn.ionas a result of superior and en- action Which It took and also demon- GROWING but by deliberate, management, terprtsing titrates the error Involved In the decree I calculated purchase for control. "That such a power, 0 obtained, re ,Ut d1 of the use made of It, constl court will be purchased at 616 cents by the sugar lng the reasons for our dissent. " j tute a menace to and an undue restraint the decree of the district end the case remanded with diequalization board, as it recommended to (Continued From Page One.) commerce within the reversed Interstate upon In- - conformity Made Mere Agents. a decree th president to enter rections meaning of the antitrust art, has been with this opinion dissolving the combinaI Continuing, Justice Clark, In rendering I frequently held by thle court, road Tralniren, it was said. Gradual Imtl.a of tion the Reading company, Contributing Factors. the majority opinion, said; It Is difficult to Imagine a clearer . and provement in conditions wss announced. Reading Railway company, "There are, however, other very potent "Obviously, also. It made the coal com- - II case and In all essential particulars it the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and facta and conditions which have Inpany and the railway company mere I rests on undisputed condqct and upon Iron company, the Central Ralirosd of Inquiry la Opened. 4 law. established creased the price of sugar gnd produced or Instrumentalities of the holding I Perfectly agent New Jersey, and th Lehigh and Wilkes-barr- e NEW YORK. April 26 Investigation of company the mining and transportation a which came into Immediately scarcity Coal company, existing and mainth railroad strike situation In New York departments of its business for produc- - I MUSt 1 JL1SSOIVCG. i operation When th president refused to tained through the Reading company, was begun today by representatives of lng, purchasing and selling coal and for follow advice the of the sugar equaliza-- L ..ov,. violation of the first and with such provision for the disposition of the department of Justice at the direction transporting it to market. The Reading tion board, and in addition to the attorshares of stock and bonds, and other eon1 sections of the antitrust act. re( Continued From Fag One.) of President Wilson. Railroad company and th Reading Coal to the advance contribution ney held generals various of the companies, The Inquiry was brought about through company, had therefore, but one stock- - latlons between the Reading company, property of the Cuban price. company as may be necesa message e nt to the president by H 11. holder, the holding company, and their I th Reading Railway company and the by thetoReading a "These fact conditions and relate tp raw for an official entire establish government Independence price these sary that companythe Ham K. Morgan, president of the mer- earnings were to be distributed, not in I Reading Coal company, between and from each, of the sugar. The effect of this action, in part, the worlds sugar supply and Ita Inchants' association, protesting against the proportion to the shares of their cap- - I companies and the Central Railway com-t- from creased comto Dewas consumption. advance the Cuban price. In Philadelphia end Reading Railway "combination I11 violation of federal stat"The only measures which now can he stocks, aggregating $28,000,000. but Pn of New Jersey, must be so dissolved pany, the Philadelphia and Reading Coal cember th Cuban price had advanced utes that was throttling commerce." were to go to the give to each of them a position and Iron company, tha Central Railroad to over ll1 cents per pound, and It Is taken In order to prevent further Increase share- - I creditors and in the price and scarcity of sugar Is for president Wilson referred the telegram holders of the of New Jersey, and the Lehirh now quoted at 1816 cents. company, with ,n nil respects Independent and free from to Attorney General I aimer and the lat- Its mortgage debtholding of $135,000,000 and Its stock or other control of either of the Company Ths advance. In the price of sugar of the government, under th antiprofiteer and H tlkesberr Coal company, and also ter designated C.to B. Ames, assistant at- capital to vigorously prosecute any ap stock of $140,000,000. The hold- - I other corporations." that auch disposition shall be made by $ cents per pound mease an additional lng laws, of get full lnfomsalion. torney general, undue in sugar Irene pearance lng company thus served to pool the II Regarding government contentions as the decree of the atocka and bonds of the cost per annunr to American consumer The railroad manager announced that pioperty. to violations of the commodities clause Lehigh and Wllkeebarre Coal company, of $180,000,000. As the price of Cuban actions and In th profits the activities hoarding of this com the strike had so Improved that all vo- of the three companies. and the profits I by the Reading Railway company and held and also for the government In by the Central Railroad Company of sugar nas now advanced from 616 cents modify, lunteer crews that have been manning About 1900 the holding company and the Central Railway company, the to 1b)6 cents. If this level Is maintained any way possible to discourage general New Jersey, aa may be necessary to estabsuburban trains had been released from I other Initial anthracite carriers and Jorlty opinion aald: lish entire Independence between these there is a difference of over a billion national extravagance. duty. Freight service also had been ma- their .controlled coal companies, pursuant I "But the question which we have pre-t- o two companies to the end that th affairs dollars In the cost of sugar to th conI aented by this branch of the case la not an terially Improved. each with all of these now combined companies sumers In the United States for 1920 over miW ORLEANS, La. April $6. United agreement, made of other, separate agreements with nearly all In- - I the technical one of whether ownership may be conducted In harmony with the what It would have cost the American States District Attorney Mooney and four Good Digestion. consumers If the Cuban crop had been Louisiana sugar planters left her tonight dependant producers of coal thereafter II by a railroad company of stock in a coal law." mined from any of their mines now oper- - oompany renders it unlawful for the A man who has good digestion la nearto pay therefor 65 per cent of the I m9r to carry the product of the latter, ly always good natured. It la the bilious end dyspeptic that are grouchy and average price of coal prevailing 1 tide- - I for here the railroad company did not crabbed. If your digestion is faulty, take water points at or near New York, com- - I own any stock of th coal company, The I real Chamberlain's Tablets. They correct dis- puted from month to month. question Is whether combining In orders of the liver, strengthen the dlges-tio- n Thus, this (the lower) court held that a single corporation the ownership of I move the bowele. (Adv.) once within two years and again within I all of the stock of a carrier and of all qnd of th stock of a coal company results In such community of Interest or title In th product of the latter as to bring the esse within the scope of the provisions of the act . "All three of the Reading companies had th same officers and directors, and It was under their authority that the mines were worked and the railway oper-ateand they exercised that' authority in I the one case In precisely the same character as the Other as officials of the hod-ln- g company. The manner In which stock of the three was held resulted, and was Intended to result In the abdication of all Independent corporate action by both the end the coal company, railway company involving aa It did th surrender toihe holding1 company of the entire conduct of th affairs. It would be to subordinate reality to legal form to bold that the coal mined by the coal company under the direction of the holding company, was not produced by the same authority that operated the Reading rayway lines. The case falls clearly within tbe scope of the act, and for violation of thjs commodity piause, as well as for Its violation of the antitrust act, the combination between the Reading Railway company and the Reading Coal company must be dissolved. Another of the e enr Drapery Shop and want to make it shioe- and glisten, ua new one, a as brightly just dip your brush into a can of PEEIt-LES- S AUTO GLOSS. The results will be beyond your fondest Hunexpectations. dreds of car owners who first bought PEKBLESS AUTO GLOSS skeptically uow swear by it. - to Make Your Home More . Delightfully Livable Our expert will be happy to advise with you as to what will produce the most artistic effects Handsome .Velours Imitation Leather Hangings, Yard, kntS' cT fle'M . . , - "ZIP SERVICE store with the green front V'Ae n Yard, Drapery lt....,, it. Scrim Curtains, Yard k Friars Yard, Curtain Marquisettes, Yard I Filet Curtains, Pair, e. Imagl-caus- " and and 21 East First South WASATCH 1270 and hold-relian- mi coal-carryi- 0EHEI1 Fhtla-delph- rlmnt ia ti-- e al Too Fof A gears st d weifkt redact) a pctlieS: Safa, pleaaeat. Brings stemkruees, better hralth end happlneoa. Get a small box ef d ef kerei el the druyglct's. Follow diou tr allowed to eat sweats. rection. tie. 1 bo tlamtloe tr strenuous eierrisiog; Your lift becomes Worth living wiih clearer mind, improved figure, buovanl step, etteer-fulne- ae sad epttmtsia. Get tkla sad stay so. Brochure stalled free. If you wri.e to Korda Co, SUtioa F. New York. N. Y fn- - Washington to appear Thursday before tbe congressional committee Invvefl-- a In this state and tecs ...irf i.asr pi efTect on prices, tin tha eve of their depart ura the American Sugar Refining company announced an advance of 1 cent for granulated sugar, making the selling ' It's cents wholesale and 21 6 cents nlr - retail s ships laden with 160,600 bars of Cuban raw sugar, averaging between too and 3u9 pounds per bag, were at the docks today, two of them unloading. a.- - mi-ma- r for-at- ed 1 ' d, I Central Railway Regarding the Central Railroad company and the Wtlkesbarre Coal company which the court said presented a different question as the former owned over of the stock of the coal company Justice Clarke said, it may confidently be stated that the law upon this subject now la, that while the ownership by a railroad company of shares of the capital stock of a mining company does not necessarily create as Identity of corporate Interest between the two such as to render It unlawful under the commodities clause for the railroad company to transport In Interstate commerce the products of such mining company, jet where such ownership of stock is resorted to, not for the purpose of pailci paring In the affairs of the corporation lit which It is held In a manner normal and usual with stockholders, but for the purpose of making it a mere agent, or Instrumentalof another company, the ity or courts department will look through the forms to the realities of the relation between the companies as If the corporate agency did not exist, and will deal with them as the Justice of the cause may require. Applying this rule of law, he added, to the relation between the Central Railroad company and the Wlik'esharre Coal 00 rn pany. with the former holding over of the capital stock of the latter and using it as the coal mining deof Its partment organization, w cannot doubt that it falls within the condemns-tio- n of the commodities clause and that this relation must also, for this reason, be dissolved. eleven-twelft- hs Beware of the Higher Cost of the "Lower Price? NOX Hats are quality hats. They are made in various qualities but all high qualities. They rknge in prices upward from TEN DOLLARS In styles they cover the entire gamut of men's needs for every occasion. Utah Greatest Clothing Store Adams Gardner Company SALT LAKE CITY eleven-twelfth Concluding Views. .Justice Clarke in concluding, said: "It results that the decree of the district court will be affirmed as to the Lehigh Coal and Navigation company, the Lehigh and New England Railroad com-- I pany, th Lehigh A Hudson River Railway company se to the restrictive covenants In the mining leases with respect to the shipping of coal, as to the dissolution of the combination between th Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company, ard the Lehigh and Ht'kesharre Coal company, maintained through the Reeding company and the Central Railroad of New Jersey. "As to the Wilmington and Northern Railroad company and as to the individual defendants, the bill will be dismissed without prejudice. As to the Reading rompany, the Philadelphia and Reading Railway company, the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company and th Central Railroad Company of New Jersey, 1 few really good coffees. 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